To paraphrase a famous saying - "don't bring your fists and feet to a gunfight. Seriously, once you start to carry, it doesn't take long to get used to it. In short order, you will not feel right when you don't carry.justaute wrote:Well, my years of martial arts training should contribute considerably in a situation of "needs." j/k. Seriously, I do realize irrespective of my speed and training, I can't beat a bullet or a gang of idiots. I guess I'm just not quite ready to carry ... yet. I'm sure I'll ease my way into it by doing a few selective-carry.pbwalker wrote:Applying online or waiting for your class will have no bearing on the speed in which it is processed.
As for not carrying, why?
Thanks to everyone for your input.
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- Wed Jul 14, 2010 6:42 pm
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- Wed Jul 14, 2010 6:19 pm
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Welcome newbie Ken. I am doing well, thanks. You wanted some advice? I think you should carry.justaute wrote:Hi Y'all,
I am a pistol newbie from Fort Worth and, obviously, a CHL newbie. Hope everyone is doing well.
My question is whether I should apply my CHL online prior to attending the class. All of the CHL classes I am investigating do offer the paper packet. Nonetheless, should I still apply in advance via the online application? Does it speed up the process?
Thanks, Ken
FWIW... I have a new Springfield XDM 9mm w/ 4.5 inch barrel and a few basic mods. I am also in the process of acquiring a CZ SP-01 Shadow Target. For HD, I use a Benelli Nova 12 ga. shotgun. I intend on developing my shooting skills to do IDPA and USPSA. Although I probably won't carry, I do want the option to do so.